J
jalbers@bsu.edu
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I have just started using LTSpice . I am slowly learning how to use
the simulator. I thought that I would try to simulate a 1:3 step up
transformer.
https://ilocker.bsu.edu/users/jalbers/WORLD_SHARED/Electronics/Transformer1.asc
I thought that I followed the directions that I found correctly:
Draw 2 inductors.
Add SPICE directive: K1 L1 L2 1 .
Set L1, L2 inductance ratio.
When I do a simulation, the voltage across the secondary is always
much lower than the voltage at the primary even if I play with the
values for L1 L2 or R2 .
I am aware of the LTSpice user group on Yahoo, but think that this
question would be a nuisance to that group.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
the simulator. I thought that I would try to simulate a 1:3 step up
transformer.
https://ilocker.bsu.edu/users/jalbers/WORLD_SHARED/Electronics/Transformer1.asc
I thought that I followed the directions that I found correctly:
Draw 2 inductors.
Add SPICE directive: K1 L1 L2 1 .
Set L1, L2 inductance ratio.
When I do a simulation, the voltage across the secondary is always
much lower than the voltage at the primary even if I play with the
values for L1 L2 or R2 .
I am aware of the LTSpice user group on Yahoo, but think that this
question would be a nuisance to that group.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks